Society
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Music festival at Prague’s largest cemetery to raise funds for neglected graves
This coming Saturday, Prague’s Olšany Cemetery will be hosting a somewhat unusual one-day music festival called Mezi hroby or Between the Graves.
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Doctors in uproar over parliament’s decision to approve additional overtime for medics
The Czech Parliament has approved a bill which would allow voluntary overtime for healthcare workers of up to 1000 hours per year, provoking an outcry from doctors.
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Covid-19 expert: “The numbers are very low, yet they are all rising”
Covid-19 has been back in the news cycle in recent weeks, with cases on the rise. To get a better understanding, we spoke to molecular geneticist Dr. Jan Pačes.
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Why are half of Czechs not eating fruit or veg every day?
A new survey indicates that 48 percent of Czechs do not eat a single serving of fruits or vegetables every day. I discussed this with nutrition expert Dr. Eliška Selinger.
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Jana Kománková: The first few years of Radio 1 were a party in the studio
Prague’s Radio 1 was the first non-state station in Czechoslovakia after the fall of communism. Decades later, the story of the station is the subject of a new book.
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War in Ukraine and economic crisis among factors behind rising suicide rate
After dropping for three consecutive years, the number of suicides in Czechia increased in 2022.
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Vodafone, Škoda among Czech firms signing open letter to PM pushing for marriage equality
Vodafone CEO Petr Dvořák presented an open letter addressed to Prime Minister Petr Fiala urging the government to introduce marriage equality.
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Bringing an authentic taste of Chongqing China to Prague: Chi Xiao Mian restaurant
Nestled in Vinohrady is the newly opened Chi Xiao Mian restaurant. I caught up with Gong Xuewen to discuss the restaurant, and why she chose Prague.
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Czech government wants to regulate kratom and other psychoactive substances
The Czech government has decided in favour of regulating, rather than banning, the sale of kratom, CBD or HHC products.
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Czech Bikes For Africa project picking up momentum in Gambia
Roman Posolda set up his Bikes for Africa project in Ostrava in 2012. Today the organization is still going strong, attracting new volunteers and expanding its vision.
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An end to unlimited egg and sperm donation?
At the moment, there is no limit in Czechia to the amount of times somebody can donate their egg and sperm cells for assisted reproduction. But a new law may change that.
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Groundbreaking Czech Roma leader Karel Holomek dies at 86
One of Czechia’s top Roma leaders, Karel Holomek, has died at 86. An activist, politician and journalist, he was involved in the foundation of the Museum of Romani Culture.
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